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RaceRoom’s much-requested radar is on the way soon

What does ranked multiplayer need? Classic DTM cars from 2022, but also… a radar.

RaceRoom’s much-requested radar is on the way soon

15 December 2025 1 minute read

By Thomas Harrison-Lord

With the rise in ranked multiplayer services across sim racing, native or third-party, the option of an on-screen radar has become ubiquitous.

RaceRoom joined in with its new native system earlier this year, using its diverse lineup of cars and tracks to dramatically improve its ‘daily race’ and ‘special event’ platform – watch the latest Macau 2 Hours, by the way…

RaceRoom Radar

However, those used to racing online in Assetto Corsa Competizione, Gran Turismo 7, Rennsport or Le Mans Ultimate noticed, and often requested, an on-screen radar showing rival-car positioning.

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RaceRoom’s Alpine Sim Racing Series is open for registration now The RaceRoom-based Alpine Sim Racing Series is open for entries now, with the five-round championship offering a real-world GT4 test as first prize. To enter, players simply head to the in-game Multiplayer menu, select Championships, and choose either the main Alpine A110 GT4 series or its support championship, the Alpine A110 Cup. All players and skill levels are encouraged to sign up, with splits decided by RaceRoom Ranked rating and reputation. The Alpine A110 Cup, which uses RaceRoom’s free namesake car, comprises 20-minute races, with the top three championship finishers earning wildcard entries into next year’s GT4 series. The Alpine A110 GT4 championship, by contrast, offers 40-minute races with a mandatory pit stop, and uses the paid-for in-game Alpine GT4 car, with the first round beginning on Thursday 29th October. Both series will be broadcast live on Alpine’s official Twitch and Traxion’s YouTube channels, with commentary from Lewis McGlade and Traxion’s John Munro. RaceRoom has been riding a wave of popularity recently, thanks mainly to its biggest-ever update, which dropped last week. In addition to adding a stack of historic content, it also saw a series of important back-end improvements that should set the free-to-play sim up for even more enhancements in the future. RaceRoom Alpine Sim Racing Series 2026 calendar Round 1 – 29th October, Nogaro Round 2 – 12th November, Spa-Francorchamps Round 3 – 26th November, Zandvoort Round 4 – 10th December, Paul Ricard Round 5 – 17th December, Nürburgring Nordschleife

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This is now on the way, ‘soon’, for RaceRoom. Having updated its user interface for multiplayer, the next step seems to be some HUD revisions, and Traxion understands further UI and HUD changes heading into 2026.

A series of in-game images of the latest system have been shared by developer KW Studios.

No release date for the radar has been provided, but a target release is expected to be imminent.

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